Hydroforming offers several advantages over traditional metal forming methods such as stamping, forging or welding. These advantages include:

Complex shapes: Hydroforming can produce parts with complex and irregular shapes that are difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional metal forming methods.

Reduced weight: Hydroforming can produce thinner-walled, lighter parts, improving fuel efficiency and reducing material costs.

High precision: The parts produced by hydroforming have high precision, high precision, small tolerance and small deformation.

Increased Strength: Due to the uniform deformation of the material, hydroforming can produce parts with increased strength and stiffness.

Less waste: Hydroforming produces less waste than traditional metal forming methods because it uses the entire sheet or tube and minimizes material waste.